Despite some vocal figures advocating against retirement, a 2024 survey by Wealth Enhancement Group found that 77% of U.S. adults feel happy or grateful thinking about retirement. Over half of non-retired Americans say inflation has delayed their plans by at least eight years, with 80% unsure of having enough savings to retire comfortably.

Confidence in retirement varies by generation, with Millennials the most optimistic and Gen Xers the least prepared. Despite financial challenges, Americans are adjusting expectations, increasing savings, and planning ahead for activities like travel, hobbies, and philanthropy in retirement.

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